Sentence examples for has been managed well from inspiring English sources

As Sir Bob noted, the recent Civil Service People survey showed only 27% of civil servants think that change has been managed well.

"Ed has had a number of niggling injuries over the summer as well as a long-term degenerative hip which he has been managing well for some years with the support of medical staff at both Sussex CCC and Cricket Ireland," said Ireland Performance Director Richard Holdsworth. "He is 36 years old now and if he is to continue to play at the highest level we need to carefully manage his programme".

They've been managed well.

There'd been no pain; that had been managed well.

Overall, it has been generally positive and many of the start-up risks have been managed well.

The events have been managed well, she said.

But in sport, an element of collusion is unavoidable (see article).The balance between collusion and individualism is a hard one to strike, but has been managed reasonably well by Europe's trustbusters.

But the company's growing user base and traction seem to prove that, at least so far, YPlan has been managing to toe the line well – it's not overwhelming users with options, and not missing so many great events so as to turn users off.

It is all evidence, apparently, of how well Dimon has been managing the settlement process.

But it also raises questions about how well Google has been managing and integrating its November 2006 acquisition of YouTube, which stands in contrast to News Corp.'s successful handling of its 2005 acquisition of MySpace.

A general practitioner, Dr. Monywiir knows these problems well, since he has been managing relief services in Sudan since 1990.